What law firms can do to support the BIPOC community November 26, 2020 Lungile (Lulu) Tinarwo Recent events around the world have highlighted now more than ever the need to be intentional about understanding the experiences of and supporting members of the BIPOC community.
Learning another language of law November 11, 2020 Caroline Magnan How collaborations and technology can improve access to justice through legal education.
Diversity: More than ticking boxes October 30, 2020 Andreina Varela-Taylor We need educational programs in the legal profession that emphasize greater awareness of issues like bias in the workplace.
You belong here October 08, 2020 Koren Lightning-Earle A message to Indigenous people in the legal profession.
We must remove barriers for foreign-trained lawyers September 30, 2020 Dr. Kara Mitchelmore Diversity means having a legal profession that reflects our population.
Anti-racism as part of continuing professional development September 04, 2020 Sania Chaudhry It’s essential to advance systemic change among legal professionals.
An early chapter in climate change litigation June 01, 2020 Matthew M. Huys & Daniel A. Downie New York’s claim against Exxon failed, capping a years-long legal battle. But the company will face have to face another climate disclosure lawsuit.
The virtual courtroom May 27, 2020 Nicole Rodych The impact of COVID-19 on the criminal justice system.
Point: Lawyers have a role to play in responding to climate change May 26, 2020 Meredith James Climate change raises issues of justice and equality. Lawyers from all practice areas have a role to play in crafting a response.
Counterpoint: The case against the proposed CBA resolution for “climate justice” May 26, 2020 Steve Major The climate change resolution is divisive and not in the fundamental interest of the CBA.